Stranraer Golf Club
- 18 holes
- Coastal
- Par: 70
- SSS: 72
- 6308 yards
Stranraer Golf Club, located in southwest Scotland on the shores of Loch Ryan, is set on gently undulating ground. The parkland course affords exceptional views over the loch to Ailsa Craig, the Isle of Arran and beyond.
Holes to look out for include three par-4s: the third, fifth and 11th holes. On the 403-yard third, a winding burn is crossed three times to reach a green set between a large bunker on the left and a steep bank sloping toward the burn on the right. The 382-yard fifth starts from an elevated tee down to a tight, sloping fairway set between a densely gorsed embankment and two inviting fairway bunkers. No. 11, at 382 yards, requires a demanding tee shot, with trees and out of bounds on the left, then a steep rise to a very fast green.
Stranraer Golf Club was designed in 1950 by the distinguished golf course architect James Braid. It was the last course he designed before he died in 1951.
Location: Two miles north of Stranraer on the Kirkcolm road.
Leswalt
Stranraer, DG9 0LF P: +44 (0) 1776 870245
F: +44 (0) 1776 870445
W: www.stranraergolfclub.net
Par, yardages and ratings
| Tee | Par | Yardage | SSS |
|---|---|---|---|
| White | 70 | 6308 | 72 |
| Yellow | 70 | 6056 | 72 |
| Red (W) | 74 | 5666 | 0 |
Stranraer Golf Club at a glance
- Holes: 18
- Designed by: James Braid
- Style: Coastal
- Built in: 1950
- Golf Season:
- Visitor Policy: Welcomed
- Tee times welcomed:
Practice facilities & tuition
- Driving range: Yes
- Putting green: Yes
- Teaching pro:
- Golf school / golf academy:
Services
- Pro:
- Clubs for hire: Yes
- Buggies for hire: Yes
- Trolleys for hire: Yes
Green fees
- Week days: £28
- Weekends: £33
